1992 Volkswagen Cabrio on 2040-cars
Breckenridge, Colorado, United States
Beautiful 1992 Volkswagen Cabriolet (Rabbit) for sale. This was a California Car until we purchased it and had it shipped to us. We paid 4500.00+shipping for the car and have invested ~$3000.00 into maintenance as we never planned to sell it. Relocation has prompted this sale
List of work done in the past 18 months: Head Gasket Valve Cover Gasket Radiator Fan Fan Relay Fan Switch Water pump Timing belt Seals on the engine block while the timing belt was being changed Steering Rack+tire rods Wheel bearings brakes small patch on soft top oil change and air filter 30 miles ago fuel filter new kicker speakers installed in factory location New 16" alloy wheels+ new tires (wheels last year, tires 4 months ago) NOTE: the spot on the seat is just water from raising the top for photos immediately after washing it, not a stain. I can photo verify this for you. I have about 20-30 additional photos available Andrew 612-670-1403 andrewbrownfinancial@icloud.com |
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